I used to watch One Piece to see how the use of Devil Fruits is opportunistic, witty, and overcoming the enemy to win. Of course, there are also elements such as becoming One Piece, the Great Channel, and friendship. But in this movie, Luffy's punches have reached an unknown level, and they have entered a dead end with infinite upgrades. Moreover, the villain is singing about destruction and regeneration. Even if it can be destroyed and regenerated, the regeneration batch has nothing to do with the destroyed batch. I recently went to see the volcano in the Hong Kong Space Museum. Where the volcano erupts, all life will be gone, but the volcanic ash is extremely nutritious and allows life to multiply, but the multiplying pile has nothing to do with the destroyed pile, so I sing this The villain of the argument, if he is not brainless, or treats himself as himself, thinking that he can stay out of the matter, but it is more likely that the author can't find a reasonable reason to be the villain, so he sets the formula. So this time One Piece disappointed me.
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